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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
MARRIED BY A JUSTICE,
Result of an Escapadc OF Pasa.
Aena People.

A week ago yesterday Carrie Hess.
q nuiss of sixteen, disappeared from
her home at Pasadena, and left her
parents in ignorance of her destina-
tion. She was a prepossessing young
Lady. and had been keeping company
with a young man named Frank
Stscking, who keeps an ice cream
parlor at that place. 1t was suspected
that she had fled with him, and Chief
Darcy was requested to keep lookout
for the pair. Yesterday he found the
young lady in a lodging house on Ala
media. street and took her to the police
station, where later she was confronted
with her parents. Stocking was placed
under arrest on a charge of abduction,
but was not booked. The irate parents
and the counsel of the chief induced
him to consent to marry the girl, and
the services OF Justice Austin were
called in. As soon as the ceremony
had been performed, Chief Darcy per-
mitted the happy pair to depart.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Important to Taxpayers.

The beautiful Schumacher tract, lying on
the south side of Pico street. about 1000 feet
this side of terminus of the Electric Road, has
been recently sold to a syndicate, who are
now offering the same in lots at low prices
$500 and upwards on easy terms. This tract
ON account of its proximity to the center of
the city, being only 30 minutes ride from
First street on a car line already constructed
its five-cent fares, its high elevation, It's fine
mountain view, its surety of increase in
value being in the course of the natural
growth of the city and above all, its being
already center with Il Postot1ce, station
located and a church soon to be built, offers
more inducements to investors than any in
the market to-day, fact recognized by one
of our shrewdest real estate men. who oil
first sight secured block Free carriage or
free tickets on the Electric Road will be fur
nished to any one desirous of purchasing.
BRADSHAW Il ZELLNER,
Room %. No. 3S South Spring street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
D1s.fDgETt " tS
Room %, No. 80 South Spring

Notice to sportmen and to whom it may
concern-I have Just received the finest lot
of English guns that were ever brought to
this country. Guaranteed No, 1 or money
refunded if not satisfactory. Also fine lot
OF American guns of all kinds. Sporting
goods of every description. Call and exam
inc our goods at II. Slotterback's before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Ill N. Main street,
Temple Block, opposite U. S. Hotel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
Cupid Always Couauers.

1t is true we Methodist have lost a
few mbers by the religious revival,
hut we do not blame them, for when
Cupid gets hold of an old widower or
an old bachelor, what do they care for
the name af church if they can get
hold of that girl? For the sake of a
woman our great granddad Adam quit
the Garden of Eden, more lovely
spot than the Methodist church. -
[Corsicana, TeX.. Journal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
Anaheiln.

To make money quick go by the grand
special excursion train to Anaheim. Great
auction sale of fine lots in this rapidly
growing fruit raising and wine making sec
tion' 1t is an important railway center.
Make a note of 1t and be on hand. Train
leaves Southern Pacific depot at 9:25 A. NJ.
Commercial-street depot at $50 A. NJ, Tues
day, October 25th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
Where is LeuCadia and how Stu.
Gted?

Thirty miles by rail from San Diego, and
about eighty miles by the railroad (now
building from Los Angeles. 1t is about
midway between Del Mar and Oceanside.
There is gentle slope from the bluff over
hrst terrace, then a gradual descent to val
ley through which the railroad runs, then a
gradual ascent to the second and third ter
races A magnificent view of the ocean
for forty miles can be obtained from the
heights OF Leucadia The valley is com
pletely sheltered from all winds, and both
in the valley and on the slopes of the hills
may be seen figs, apricots, oranges, grapes,
eucalyptus, etc, growing luXuriantly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
What Will ne Zone tLeucadiar p

A block of stores will be erected and a
fostoffiee and Express office established. A
bath-house will be erected at the White Sui
phur Well, and salt water pumped there, 80
that Leucadians can supply hot and cold
sulphur and salt water baths. Water works
Tor pumping water from springs in Elliott's
Canon will be constructed, pipes laid on
every avenue, and the streets and avenues
planted with shade trees.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
$500 Improved Singer Sewing Machines $500
GIVEN AWAY!
Commencing Friday, Oct. u, 1887,

We will give $4,000 Sewing Machine
from the June Manufacturing Company Bevdee
will be given each Saturday evening" commencing
1887 we have been appointed by the
for these machines order Angeles With
each machine authorized years guarantee repair
all damages
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
Accommodation Trains at COm-
mutation RRlea

VIII be provided for, and there will be four
passenger trains each day between Leuoadia
and San Diego. In brief, Leucadia will be
made the most accessible. beautiful and ar
ustlc seaside suburb of San Diego. Lots In
Leucadia will first be offered
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
A Reliable Firm.

Mansfield and Shoulders. the real estate
agents at 1871 North Main street. adyertise so
In the HERALD list of reliable properties
which can be had ut bargain. Both ]. L.
Mansfield a"d II. J. shoulders are well know n
pioneer business men of Los Angeles AND
safe men TO do business with
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
Great Art Sale

And free exhibition Oh fine oil paintings at
Opera House Hall, Main street, next door to
Grand Opera House, Monday, October "a,
1887. Sale 7:30 P. NJ.
ETTLING, STANLEY & Co., Auctioneers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23

And the EXCURSION TRAIN at s5.25 for
the round trip from Los Angeles to San
Diego and Leucadia and return will leave
Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
ssThe SannhO.,,

A hotel duplicating in style the "Arcadia,"
of Santa Monica, will be built, and num-
ber of elegant villas and seaside cottages
erected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23

Tuesday, October rs, 1887, Mt
$50 A. M.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
FOR - Ai.E.,
Genuine BARGAINS

$23OO-Lot and small house in Park Villa
S190O-Ftne lot, clean side, Aleantara
| Grove.
$13OO-Lot on Griffin ave-, near Downey
avenue.
| $30O0-Beautiful lot in Lovelace avenue.
$22OO-Lot, 60 # front, clean side Orange
avenue.
$23OO-Right side Bonsallo avenue, near
Washington.
$5OO0-1OOx152, corner Eleventh and
Nevada, bargain also.
$2500-Bonnie Brae; beautiful lots.
$75O0-Lovely home, z rooms, close to
center.
$35O0-6-room house on nice lot.
$10O0-Corner lot in Williamson tract
S26O0-2 lots in Walker tract; bargain.
1900 per foot-Business property Alameda
street.
$1250-Magnifccnt Springst, property.
T0O0-Some fine lets at Pasadena
$4500-Cottage of rooms on the best side
of a nice street; shrubbery, grass, etc; near
to double-track car line; a very nice and
cheap home.
$600-Beautifl lot just off Vermont ave.
Houses rented. Taxes attended 10. Houses
wanted Money to loan and money wanted.
GRIFFIN d GREEN,
Oct 14-1m. lib West First Street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
CONSULTATION FREE.

nose VINO desire to consult with me in
naan rGSaru 20 their cases had better call at the
prnce pii ior consultation and examination'
co,,v cno, II ~ y, posslble to do so, can write for
hst OF questions Address
NJ HILTON wILLIAMs, M. d.,
40 ~ Main street. Los Angeles, Cal. ofics
hours from 9:3O A. N. toA M.
nh1-ly
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Az Public Auction, Wednesday,
October 90, 1887,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-23
200 LOTS 200
Wednesday, October 26th, 1887,
on the ground.

k~An Excursion train will leave the
California Central X. R, station, Los Angeles,
at 8 80 a. m, on
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IN BRIEF. AND 10 THE POINT

IN bhAEEs AMI ~ me EOtNI
Dyapepsia @ dreadful. Dis0gdered
liver e rhisery. Indigestion il foe 20
good nature.
The human digestive apparatus 10 one
Of the most complioated and weuderful
things tn existeDee. Il u easily Put out
Of order. W.
Greasy food. tough food, sioppy food,
bad cookery, mental very, late hours,
Irregular habits. and many othex things
which ought mos TO be, haYe made tbs
American people nation Of dyspepsics.
Bat Green's August Flower has doue
9 Wo9derful york IN reforming this sad
business and making the AmeFioan peo-
pie 50 healthy that they can enjoy their
meals and be happy.
Remembers-No happiness without
health. Bus Gfeen's August Flower
brings health and happiness % the dys-
peptie. Aak your druRRist for bottle.
6evsnty-hve cents. DIV
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HAExvax, Ana. 11.--An appaEently
veil foQndsd FamoE b e1RRs1t that Adj
mirAl Lace has requested 70 Be Felisved
Of the command e The HoIth Atlantic
aquadscn, and that Commander Ben
how, a present., will b paaesd In
charge. Admiral Lnae and Osp-
tain Scott net By accident IN Oon.
sui General Phelan's efaee yesterday,
and the OstnmandeF Of the Fisheries
Protecting Service extended sympathy
10 the Admiral for the rebaks Be re-
oeiTed from the Secretary Of the Navy.
General Lane Eeeeived The condolences
IN tie spirit In which it vas rendered
and De the bad Q half boar eonsersa-
ton on the general aitnation. The
mestinR was unintentional, as Lnee 4
nos heldina any noes formal confer
aaas With the fishery authorities. L1oe
was naked II be vas surprised 70 ind
Secretary Whitney's dispatch 10 the
pFess, and replied that be vas neVsI
more astonlshed II bis life On beibf
asked What he thought Of his treat
mant, he expressed his decision not h
speak abeui il, 0ismlssing the subject
By repeating the 6hakespeagean re-
marx,
behold he great image Of suiholls5.
A dogs obeyea IN ofieo."
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sIAxT rOwDER.
san FRANCISCO saAKES UP M An KxFLo-
SEcS N nEhxLRx.

san FRANCISCO saAKEx UP M Az KxFLo-
sIoS n HEhKbRx.
san FRANcISco, Au0. ii.-An sxplo-
sion occarred a. the voFka Of the Berk-
ley Giant PeudsF Company. loeatsd In
West ReFkley. opposite this city. a
las thia afternoon. The sheek Waa Of
such foFcs a. 10 severely SKATER all the
large buildings in The city, and 20
create a 6rss NE suppression that al
eaFthqaake bad eecursed- Tue Grsf re-
PORT iron the scene Of the explosion
stated that thirty ChinAmea employed
ahoai The works bed been killed.
Az an illustration Of The foFea Of she
sxplosion u b only neces&aFy b maA-
tian that windows we're shattered along
he eBsire battery frsot u TIE city, With
a. Interesting space Of six miles from
Tie scena q tie explogioo aaFoss tha
eAy. A numbsE 81 lAfee panes Of glass
we're hroken II the oasineaR hioekA ave
BLOCKS from the water froat. and the
baiidinea uere khArpsy roeked. Tbs
seeoaa explosion 0eeasFed q feW seeczds
after TIE ARA ons ard vas cause2. il Il
sarposed. By the explosioa Of shs ssag-
ace heose aeiosntnR tke powteF works
propeF. The feFaa % The expiesio1 va
Naea as 10 dss&Eay sempoTarffy ell tala
RrATh oomuanieAtioa With The city. and
Ne sxaet eharaeasr u the disaster b
nos yei kn0Vn.
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The following charters we're reported
from san Francisco on Wednesday,
August 10; British ship Allertou, iron,
a03s tons, for o. X. Havre or Antwerp,
At aos; taken By Wa. Dresbsch. Brit
ish uhlp Ditania, $50 tons, fer salmon
from Victoria 10 Tsondon. at 62s 50.
Following IL the condition Of ffeights
IN Portland as reported on Wednesday,
August 10;
Arrivals during the weak we're the
CuhFian and Nish, irou, and American
ship Aerom, wood. al dissnRaged.
There appears 10 be Q pause Ia he de-
mand fer tonnage. no baslness being
repoFted either on spot OF 10 arrive.
Tonnage statsnent--ln port engaged,
t929 tnna; IN port disenRaRsd, 9123 tons;
listed 10 arrive =. 1891 tons.
TIE steam schooner Leo 10 ct Ssessou
a Pests mill taking 90 5000 feet Of
lumber for Alaska.
The barb GermaniA. Captain De
Wolfe. is nov in the Straits. she vas
passed BY the ship Spartan. She left
san Francisco ave days later than the
Spartan. and beat her ap, which b q
matter 81 supplies 10 every one.
The steam collier WilAmette viii Be
ready Ter 80 tomorrow.
Poar TowNxESn. AaS. ll.-ATived-
dhip Topgallant.
PoRT DEsc0vanI, AaR. Ii.-sailed--
Bark Mary Glover.
TAroosn. Aug. la ship vas toved
cut and eaFkeniipe paRsed IN Al s q
-. A barkontine was toSed oct at . q.
u. Fresh southwest xind and foegy al
3 D. N.
SAs FAAxcIsoo, Ang, l.-Cleared--
Steamship hexioo, Seattle.
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The steam collier WaIla WaIla b tax
ing on q cargo Of about zoo tons Of 6e-
attic coal for Portland.
The ship Ivanhos has completed Der
cargo, which consists Of 2457 tons Of
Black Diamond coal.
Ths ship Spartan win tAks the bsrth
vaasssd b the ship IvaBhoe, 10 load
Black Diamond ooaL
The lower para Of The Columbia 4
Puget Sound Railroad OompAny's yard
Is almost eomplessly oovsFed By The
numerous heavy pieces Il frame work
insendod for the great coal bankers be-
ing oonsiructea e franklin.
he steam schooaes Leo he's taken on
100 tons Of Franklin coal 10 be aesd as
fuel By TIE schooner On her nexa trip "a
Alaska.
One weak age The only coal carrier Ia
poFs wAs the ship Detfoit. Since then
TIE Steamship Idaho has taken Q cargo
10 Portland, the Olympian has taken %
400 tens and the Leo 100 tons for fuel
and there ere nov In port the ship
fvanhoe. Detreit, Spartan, bark Ger
mania and the steam oollisEs william
etc and Wella Walle.
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The kissfsslpps Valley LaBn5evBaag Of
Minneapolis lpublishes The following
about q new single mill: "A new shin
Gle mili IL 10 be built % ChehaIis, W.
T., by the white River Bhinele Com
pany, Of which d. MeVay d President
and General Manager; j. j. ShinabarR.
eF, Secretary; Ami hopkins, Treasurer;
O. Il. Hunt, Time Keeper, and Chaa w.
spauldinR. samuel n. Donald and VIM.
T. Bryant, Stockholders"
The iron bark Annie johnson Il nov
loading the balances Of her cargo at
Ststson a Posts mill. She took on
l7B,000 fest Of lumber a. The Ccmmeroi-
81 mill before shifting 10 the other mill.
u viii require 800 ZOO feet to complete
her cargo.
The Northassstern Lnn6srman, Of
Chicago, speaks about FailFoad devei-
opmenls n this vicinity as follows.
'sHhn Pueot 6ound Conslxuatinn Con.
pany, Of WaahiB0ion Territory, 4
equippine lee logging road for an ex.
peeted trafho Amounting 70 about zoo
900 feet daily. Tee Lnnbermaa loses
sight Of the fast that this q only q
By ahe Seattle, Lake 1hore and Eastern
Railway which 10 the road nov being
constructed By she Puget Sound Con-
stFueti0n Company. One ship load Of
steel rails has arrived and the iron In lie
cargo viii supply 20 miles Of tFaek. An
othsr ship load y expeeted soon and cha
graders on The Aces forty mile coutraot
viii complete their woEk Ia thirty days
50 that che road gill have more capacity
than ''tFafio Of 10000 feet Of logs
daily" The road Funs through, not
only valuable timber lands, bat also
through extensive Agricultural lands
great wealth.
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CALEDONIA (Onk.l, Aug. ia bush
FIRE covering . tract about three OF fOuF
miles square has been raging on the
Indian reservation, aboua three miles
from hare, for the last few days, DESTROY
ina everything In IL way. u d report
ed that two Indians. one squaw. several
houses and considerable stock have
been burned. TIE air here Ii dense
wish SMOKE.
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= The OKNTEMRRp" b the most pop
nlaR hid glove in AmeEioa, eI.l5 for ave
buttons. $50 fog eight buttons. They
are far below the price Of any other
standard maker, and for &c and dura-
bilisy are unexcelled. The above are re
tail prices 1.-THE glove d not sold at whole
saIel 81 SOHWARAOHER BROS. dsi2
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ACADEMY OF fHE HOLY HANGS
SEATTLE, W.T..
sOARDIHe AHO DlY SCHOOL FOR Gals

CyTUOIEs WILL BE- RRsUMED AUG. .
- 1877. ThorolEb tasfraetdan "a he Eaz
REn tTAae1ess ART Music. Eiseuii0n an1 q.
LAnguAgns ~ IN sxDsrts1ced corps q isacA
aFs. Tbs EsEAl0 o3Hgs special 2dyMnfaRes Il,
w3xHaFk, crsFoa, Psiating II Oh AMI "a waite
ca3orB Ra&nttDF q Gaia, Glass, YelF4f, 81
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piain and orn4uaninl nesdIsso<k tsnrht fTss
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NEW Yonx, AnR. IA Washington
special 10 The Herald says: IF Michael
L. Woods, Of Alabama, u 10 Be believed
Pre9dant Cleveland has virtually de-
diced upon the appointmenk Of sue,
cesser 20 ex-J Justice Woods, Of the Unit.
ed States Supreme Court. The for.
tunate man, according to Mr.. Woods
Is judge Edward W. Pettus, Of Ala
hamah
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ANNIE WRIGHT SEMINARY,
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HARIIUAL CONSTIPATION

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And ki8ney and liver ills. tapending %
q weak o. snAettve eoadtti0a az the KID
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DsxaoRE, As9. LIZA si1ss asaiEinn q
- plaGB u to - inni1a esss1 -
Weaknesses ffo2 . alzz3-eut Is akleE.
noea. Be1h WifzAe4 0B1beE 80 WIS.
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manaanA 10 humaA AaR hits aE3 80 won
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CANADIAN PACIFIC R. r. EXCURSIONS
Parties going East will save money BIZ
calling 90 Z. W. MoGnxIs, On Mill
street. ie96
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PTTExBuRas Ana. Ils-FlltsbasR. 3
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Cn3srsear half PMS. shemlss Ssl.
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L. handkerchief CHAM.

21<e and 50 dFess goods, clearance
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EwnxAMARuEzn, Ana- n--The Tn&ian-
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NEW Yoak, Ana. il.-Mpney On call,
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Prime mercantile paper. 5Ia6. btsR.
ling exchange. weak, ef.e1 for sixty
asya and elS3A for demand.
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Up 10 . few weeks ago considered
myself the champion Dyspeptie Of
America. During the yeas ] have
been afflicted l have tried almoss
everything claimed to be 3 specific
for Dyspepsia In the hope OF finding
something that would afford perma-
nent relief. / had about made up
my mind 20 abandon all medicines
when | noticed an endorsement OF
simmons Liver Regulator by 8 prom.
inent Georgian, 9 j1rist whom KNEW
and concluded TO try lis Effects in my
case. have used but Two bottles.
and am satisfied that I have struck
the right thing al lsst / fels its ben.
edciAi effects slmoSs immediately.
Unlike all other preparations Of 4
similar kind, no special instructions
are required IS 20 what one shall OF
shall pot eat. This fact alone ought
10 commend il TO ell troubled with
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Nineland- N
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We TEIL YOU POSITIyEI,Y

l5a. Curtain lace. oLEAHI. au4
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Regular full French half hose 70
dussd from 500 10 go; neckwear bali
price, clearance sale. San Franchise
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We TELL YOU POSITIVELY
That Simmons Liver Regulator will nd
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enable yea 10 sleep veil, pFeTent mals-
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ehiils end fever and prevent their re-
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SO-eV III -

Cuakao, Ana. I1.-Cattia- Ressipts,
II 90, slesdy. ehipping steers. e2&@
475; atoekss and FEEDER eL&@S;
Teas cattle, 6rm, 9160931os Wye
ming Texans. %; Wyoming natives
e2.75.
Hogs - Reasipta, I5,oO0s steAdiss,
ronqh ana mixed. el.045.l0; paekine
and shippfna, e5dSoo; light, @4.4S.
Sheep ooeiVls, 5000; steady, natives.
e2.7594I5; western. eS935o; Texas
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-11-23
Portland Daily Press stock List.

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